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The griffin after dark offer very diverse activities from headphone discos to movie nights with the latest movies to roller skating and free massages.
Health & Safety:
Our public safety is the best! I have complete confidence in our system.
Drug Safety:
Yes there are people who take part in drug use but it is very low key and they don't force others to part take so unless you are interested you barely even notice it.
Local Atmosphere:
It is in the city so there is general something to do. Someone is always getting mugged though so don't carry valuables.
It low key compared to bigger colleges but there are plenty events and clubs available if you want to have a good time on the weekends.
Very competitive and if you want to succeed then do the work. I love the tutoring center it is extremely helpful and it is free!
Off-Campus Housing:
I don't live off campus but from what I have heard it is worth it.
Campus Housing:
Its really good but they have cut back on custodians this year who usually do an amazing job with cleaning the kitchens and bathrooms and now it is very evident that they are missing as the dorms are not as cleanly as they used to be.
The majority are mainly white so other ethnic groups do stand out but they are also welcomed. I am really impressed by how accepting this Jesuit campus is towards the gay and lesbian community.
Its was good when I started as a freshman. I receive a lot of aid but Canisius is an expensive college so I have a lot of loans and in the last month the tuition was raised so now I am a bit desperate for more scholarships.
Greek Life:
It very small not many choices to choose from and the few we have aren't very popular.
Campus Strictness:
Very strict. The administration stays on top of things, they always know when something is up.
Student involvement is high at big events with rival colleges but attendance is poor otherwise especially for women's sports. Team performance is good but they play the same player most of the time. We have a really popular and crazy cheer team.
Off-Campus Housing:
Better value than the dorms.
Drug Safety:
Below average drug use and drinking compared to most college campuses, I'd say.
Campus Housing:
Way too expensive for what you get, in my opinion, especially since being somewhere else, I've seen way nicer dorms for way less. They're just too expensive.
My best experience at Canisius was provided by financial aid. Superb.
Health & Safety:
I mean, it's Buffalo, but just be safe and you should be ok.
Average. Not awful for sure.
Campus Strictness:
Not awful, but you can't do whatever.
Since I transferred to a bigger school, with a lot more major choices even in the sciences, I feel like I would've liked more flexibility in my major choices and a lot more class options.
I never had one. Like I said in a previous post, I think options are more limited at smaller schools, but if you suck up to your profs and play the game, it will probably work out for you if a small environment is what you're after. Not without merits-I can at least say that. But, it is very much a game, and the winners are the students on their professors good sides. That doesn't necessarily mean you have to be a good student, either.
Guys & Girls:
Not awful, but definitely easier to meet people if you're straight.
To be honest, I transferred out, and it was the best decision I ever made. I had looked through grad school applications and always wondered why the research requirement was waived for students from smaller schools. I had been told that students have greater opportunities to get to know their faculty and especially to do research at smaller schools. It was hard at Canisius for every student who wanted to be able to do research to do it, because labs are very small. Additionally, there were a lot of department politics that went into whether or not you could do research where you wanted. You could be as persistent and as proactive as you wanted, and it wouldn't necessarily mean that you'd get the opportunities you sought. I transferred to a bigger school and within two months, had two paying jobs in two labs. I felt like I sort of got sold a bill of goods by Canish, and would have made a different decision had I not been so convinced that opportunities would not be available to undergrads at large research universities-that's far from the truth. I wasted a lot of student loan money here. If smaller class sizes and a smaller school appeal to you, then go for it. But, larger class sizes have not affected my opportunities (quite the opposite-I've had a lot more), and contrary to what I was told at Canisius, I get just as much help from my professors in a class with 300+ students as I did in a class with 30. Additionally, I'd say that because my professors have so many students, the one thing that they don't have time for is petty politics. If the school is a good fit, again, I say go for it. But, if you're hesitant, or you believe that you won't get opportunities at a bigger school that you'd get at a smaller one, I would tell you to be careful, and to go check out your local state school and talk to people that go there before making a decision. I'm posting this because I truly wish that I'd listened when people gave me this same advice.
People pretty much are the same here.
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Canisius is a great choice for the ambitious and outgoing student. The excellent professors, honors program, numerous clubs, organizations, and college-sponsored trips and activities provide ample opportunity to expand one's horizons. The uniqueness of Canisius stems mostly from its small size, which allows for a level of familiarity and relationships between professors and students that are lacking at other larger universities. However, the liberal arts model of education needs reconsideration. In a nationwide study (whatwilltheylearn.com), Canisius was given a "D" for its general education requirements because it only requires courses in composition and literature. Math and science requirements can be fulfilled by classes with minimal science and/or math content. Only if a student is in the honors program is there a language requirement, and there are no mandated courses in economics or US government or history. There is more than one religion and philosophy or literature requirement, which seems unnecessary.
Another caveat is the expense, which can put a cramp in your post-graduate living standards, particularly if you're a liberal arts major. A degree is fast becoming the rule rather than the exception, and you need to ensure your usefulness in the workforce by jumping at the hundreds of opportunities Canisius offers. Canisius has many options for educational travel and services; students are able to go to China for a month in the summer at a minimal expense, and there are dozens of campus ministry trips annually to countries all around the world, not to mention the study abroad programs. Canisius isn't perfect, but every year, it seems to improve on its lesser points.
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Hi Mick,dropping by again,how's things?
LOL, bugger!
Ummm...audiomick, all of a sudden I can't remember your real name...I probably have it somewhere in my files... I've thought about you often and hope you didn't think I was just a sh*t for going away without a word. (In fact I think Tom Paxton wrote about that in a song) I have been accused of being unfeeling...but I did feel it, but then I'd just put my head back in the sand. I have no real excuse but have felt real bad about it as time went on. I hope you are fine...I have to look back to the part of your life... it'll all come back to me.
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Sounds like a mediocre summer indeed. Here's hoping it's the worst one you have to have and all the rest are much nicer! Winter here is probably described quite fairly as bitter but maybe I am wrong.
Majority of day is hot or cold there right now?
How are you Mick?
Been a while,best wishes from melbourne
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I actually saw a first today. I was working at that miserable part time job I got, and, a customer, upon leaving thanked me for working today on a holiday! I was surprised by the gratitude and felt oh so appreciated.
I saw fire works earlier today. I had to take off the splint, on the finger, actually, the works, to work the computer at work, and, I saw these brilliant stars when I slammed my finger into the drawer. I saw them for a long, long time.
On a good note, the finger went numb and is still numb, so, I was able to knock out typing a report at home pretty fast and easy. I don't know if this is a good sign, plus, 1/2 the nail got pulled up when I hit it. But, it is only a finger. I got 9 more.
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Collier sheriff's deputies said a black man wearing a dark suit, white pinstripe shirt and dark tie robbed a Bank of America branch, 4898 Davis Boulevard, shortly before noon. The suspect brandished a handgun, pointed it at a teller and demanded cash, escaping with an undisclosed amount of money in a blue SUV or minivan, Collier sheriff's Sgt. Brian Sawyer said.
Several people were in the bank at the time, but none were hurt.
"We obviously consider him armed and dangerous based on the fact that he did brandish the handgun," Sawyer said. "Obviously several tellers were inside the store at the time and are concerned about it."
Surveillance photos show a male of slender build wearing attire that Sawyer called "slightly unusual" for a bank robber. No further description of the suspect was available.
It's not known in which direction the suspect fled, or if he had any accomplices.
Bystanders at the bank between Airport-Pulling and County Barn roads said about a half-dozen S.W.A.T. team members converged on the bank after the suspect fled, clearing the scene.
"There was no commotion, there was no loudness, there was no bang," said Melissa Giddings, 33, of East Naples, who was visiting a friend working at nearby Kings Lounge. "The cops were here, it was taken care of and they did a good job."
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The World Food Programme provides food for children at schools. The approach is simple, and it works: Food attracts hungry children to school. An education broadens their options, helping to lift them out of poverty. Instead of searching for food or working, children receive a nutritious meal as well as an education. In the poorest pockets of the world, this strategy can double primary school enrollment in one year.
Among the poor, there is often not enough food at home, and most schools in developing countries do not have canteens or cafeterias. The promise of at least one nutritious meal a day attracts children to school, boosts enrollment, promotes attendance, and enhances student performance.
DeWayne Woodring, CMP, CEM, executive director of RCMA, said, "Providing food to impoverished children in schools is one of the most effective strategies for fighting hunger, eliminating poverty, and providing education. As a public charity, our association feels that it has a special ministry to perform, and is expressing this partially through the school feeding program. This humanitarian endeavor helps, in a small way, to address the ravages of hunger."
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Klemetsen, who has won only one individual race in his career, jumped 103.5 meters to narrowly edge Austrian pair Mario Stecher and Christoph Bieler.
Billy Demong of Vermontville placed 47th in the jumping portion, and will start 2 minutes, 54 seconds behind the leader. Bryan Fletcher was the top American, with his 19th-place jump.
Stecher, who has struggled with injury this season, jumped an impressive 106 meters and will start 16 seconds behind Klemetsen, with Bieler a second further back.
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Ijen Crater Amazing Blue Flame
Ijen Crater is one of the golden triangle of tourism among Banyuwangi, besides Baluran and Plengkung. For lovers of nature and the challenge of Tour, Ijen Crater could be one option to travel. In Ijen crater we can travel up the mountain while enjoying the fresh air and natural beauty. Enjoying tremendous crater, and look at the full activity of sulfur miners struggle.
Ijen Crater tourism region is located in the subdistrict, Glossy, Banyuwangi and District Klobang, Bondowoso. Ijen crater at the top of Mount Ijen, which is one of a series of volcanoes in East Java as Mount Semeru, Mount Bromo and Mount Merapi (volcano is named the same as Mount Merapi in Central Java).
Ijen Crater lies at an altitude of 2368 meters above sea level. Lake water surface elevation of approximately 2140 m above sea level the lake with a depth of approximately 200 m. Size of the crater itself approximately 960 meters x 600 meters with an area of 5466 Hectares crater reached. Caldera Ijen Crater is the largest caldera on the island of Java. The size of the caldera about 20 miles . The crater is located at a depth of more than 300 meters beneath the caldera wall.
Ijen Crater is a crater lake in the world with a ph of 0 to 0.5. The crater temperature reaches 200 degrees Celsius, contains approximately 36 million cubic meters of acidic water steaming, and shrouded in mist smelling of sulfur.
The beauty of nature in Ijen Crater tour is also noteworthy. The crater is colored green with a bluish haze and smoke of the sulfur that is very charming. Temperatures around the crater Ijen reach 12-18 C and temperatures in the slope can reach about 10 degrees Celsius, even colder at night (can reach 2 degrees Celsius). Inside the crater, a variety of colors and sizes can be found brimstone.
The best time to witness the beauty of Ijen is in the morning.
We can also see a view towards the Bali strait, as well as stunning views of other mountains around Mount Ijen. That is Mount Merapi, Mount Widodaren, Mount Ranti and Mount Papak. The beauty of a variety of upland plants also adorn the road to Ijen Crater. Flowers Edelweis also encountered this region. Usually this interest began to blossom around July – September. In addition there is a mountain fir tree, the tree is leafless Manisrejo redness, and various other upland plants.
To reach the Ijen crater, you have to down a path along the cliffs of the caldera. You can also surround the caldera in the region to take to achieve 8 to 10 hours on foot.
Ijen Crater Amazing Blue Flame
At night, the scene is no less attractive, visible blue fire out of the crevices of the rocks of the crater. Accompanied by a sound like a roaring gas stove. The fire originated from Lava Hot Sulphur.
One of the natural scenery in the region Ijen Crater is a traditional sulphur miners. The miners are taking sulfur sulfur from the crater bottom. Around about 100 people carrying sulfur which piece of bamboo over his shoulder back with a kind of bamboo basket is filled with dozens of kilograms of sulfur in it which depends on the right side left. The burden weighs 80 kg ranging up to 120 Kgs.
The miners are accustomed to bear this heavy burden as he walked along the path on the caldera cliffs as far as three kilometers down the mountain. They dig sulfur, up and down, down the slope a few kilometers before beleran sold dipelelangan, in a day can accumulate sulfur ranges from 6 to 7 tons. It is a very risky and full of struggle.
You can reach the Ijen crater via two alternative routes. Here is a route frequently used by visitors to Ijen Crater:
- Route Banyuwangi
Access road from Banyuwangi to Mount Ijen relative has been very good to pass various types of vehicles. Even the two-wheeled vehicles can easily pass through. That's because along the entrance road in the village rose to the tourist area of Mount Ijen up to the last post in Paltuding already paved. This route is commonly used by climbers for climbing route of Mount Ijen. To reach Mount Ijen from Banyuwangi, Banyuwangi route could ride public transportation – Glossy – Guava within approximately 45 miles. From Jambu journey continues to Paltuding, with motorcycle taxis or rental cars. The journey from Guava toward Paltuding surrounded by a beautiful natural forest. Paltuding is the main gate to the Nature Reserve Nature Trail Ijen Crater, which is also the Post PHPA (Forest Protection and Nature Conservation).
- Route Bondowoso
This route is easier to pass because the road conditions are good and relatively smooth. This route can be reached from Bondowoso, then headed Wonosari, then to Sempol and finally to Patulding. Mileage of this route is about 70 kilometers. The journey to these accusations Pal we pass meadows and vast coffee plantations.
After arriving in Paltuding (Either through Banyuwangi route and Bondowoso) and buy passes (only a few thousand dollars). After that you have to walk a distance of approximately 3 km. Initial trajectory as far as 1.5 km rather uphill. Most of the lines with a slope of 25-35 degrees. Amid the trip, we can beritirahat in Post Bunder (heading unique because it has a circular shape) then the path is relatively little ramps. Ijen crater area is a tourist area that is often made in the family because of the terrain hiking tours that do not really need the extra power and has an interesting panorama.
If you want to enjoy Ijen crater before noon, you should stay in the region Paltuding. There are simple lodgings run by officers who in the post Paltuding perhutani. You can climb to the crater after / before dawn, so get Ijen before noon. And can enjoy the morning sun and the crater is still not much smoke. Region Paltuding there are also many stalls selling food and drinks. Visitors Ijen crater consists of Domestic and Foreign Tourist. Overseas tourists usually visit Ijen after / before the trip to Bali.
Tips When Being in Ijen Crater:
1. Do not go to Ijen during rain season. Because when the rain season Around Ijen bit vulnerable and slippery.
2. Vehicle should be sufficient. If the vehicle is inadequate, we can many times out of the car and on foot. Because the road to Paltuding pretty uphill.
3. Equip yourself with a jacket, because the air temperature in the region including cold Ijen. And if you do not intend to stay at Paltuding, you should come down from the crater before the evening, because usually the afternoon the fog began to fall and the weather gets colder.
4. Before starting to climb, prepare physically first. If health is less supportive, should not make the climb. Do not forget to bring supplies of medicines. Bathroom is only available in Paltuding, so we suggest you prepare yourself well.
5. Wear appropriate shoes. Shoes that are adequate to prevent slipping while climbing.
6. Bring food and drink, because after a tired journey from Paltuding to Top of Ijen, we can enjoy lunch there while unwind. But do not throw garbage around the crater, waste should be brought back until the fall of the crater.
7. Bring a handkerchief / towel + water, because there is usually attacks stinging smoke that smelled of sulfur. Cover the nose with a handkerchief wet if you block the sulfur fumes.
Do not forget to document our journey. Including documenting the beauty of Nature Ijen. And try to bring the battery is full because it will be difficult to charge in the region Paltuding. Ijen Crater is one area that often the photographer intended for hunting.
9. Bringing money while climbing, usually at the post before Ijen, sold many sulfur-sulfur variety of forms. We can buy it for a few thousand dollars as souvenirs.
10. If passed a miners Brimstone, please give way before them.
11. Should not hike alone, is better in groups or with a group.
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Socialist electoralism and the capitalist state
This blog post raises some questions posed by the election of Kshama Sawant to Seattle City Council and related developments, questions for people who are pro- and who are anti- this kind of electoral effort.
Some of my friends and comrades have written about the election of Kshama Sawant to Seattle City Council and related developments, here and here.
Scaling the wall: what to do if you get stuck while reading Marx's Capital
Lots of people who start Karl Marx's Capital get stuck somewhere in the early chapters of volume 1. In this post, I make some suggestions about how to get unstuck and read the whole book.
In 1998 I started trying to read Karl Marx's Capital, volume 1. I failed. I tried again, and failed. I tried again, and failed. This happened repeatedly over the next four or five years. I would get fifty or so pages in, get confused or bored, and give up.
Venture syndicalism: fanning and dousing the flames of discontent
Article from the Industrial Worker newspaper on fast food strikes in the U.S.
Currently, organizations funded by unions are trying to win legislation requiring higher pay in the U.S. fast food industry under slogans like "Fight for a Fair Economy" Pay increases are great, but these efforts fit into something I called "venture syndicalism" in a column last month.
"No politics in the union"? Come off it
Review of The Soul at Work by Franco Berardi
Book review about Franco Berardi's The Soul at Work: From Alienation to Autonomy
In the discussion on a blog post that Joseph Kay wrote the conversation turned briefly to 'class composition'. This is a term used by some people in the Italian New Left, particularly a current called 'operaismo'.
Occupy vs eviction: radicals, reform, and dispossession
No more double-edged swords
In this post I argue that we should build organizations that can't be used as instruments for enforcing capitalist social relationships.
No more double-edged swords: institutions that reinforce capitalism
In his short, readable book Historical Capitalism, Immanuel Wallerstein writes about movements that sought to take state power in the twentieth century. He says that when
Hypotheses on reform and repression in the United States
Capitalism and planning
Blog post about the idea that planning and capitalism are different things.
I remember a lot of talk in the air growing up about The Market and how it would take care of things if we just trust it. This vision is in part a political claim about the actions of the state and other actors, that the market will just take care of things if only people would stop messing around politically trying to control economic activity.
Sometimes it feels like
Blog post about lacking vocabulary to talk about important economic changes we've experienced, and how that lack of vocabulary hurts us.
I walked in to the grocery store with a big smile, I could almost feel that check in my wallet. Beth was a god damn champ to loan me that money. Maybe I'd buy some beers and food to fix a good dinner for the whole crew of us. Would it be weird to do that with money she loaned me? I was going to pay it all back anyway so it'd be all right. Plus Beth liked beer and was always so chilled out.
Navigating negotiations
Nate Hawthorne takes a look at how labor-capital structures of negotiation have changed in response to worker militancy and the state changing how it deals with what capitalists do. Along the way he gets into Joe Burns' new book, the ILWU-EGT conflict, the Occupy movement and 'direct unionism'.
Recently Occupy activists helped the ILWU win a new contract.
Making our languages for politics
Nate Hawthorne on the libertarian communist milieu and the language we use.
We live after a shipwreck at sea, the water slaps at us, strong winds rush at us, we fear sharks and rocks, and the sun bakes. Worst of all are the days of dead calm. Will we float here forever? We disagree about much – what sort of craft, how shall it be propelled, which direction to go?
After the next storm passes
Armed struggles metaphors and a right-wing structure of feeling
Article on political metaphors and imagery
Influential right wing leaders like Sarah Palin "routinely drop words like 'tyranny' and 'socialism,'" writes Matt Bai in a New York Times article, "A Turning Point in the Discourse, but in Which Direction?" Bai points out that these politicians talks this way "as if blind to the idea that Americans legitimately faced with either enemy would almost certainly take up arms." Bai quotes other right w
Marx's models and actual capitalism
Blog post about Marx's Capital, what it is and isn't, partially in reply to Joseph Kay.
In my view, Karl Marx's analysis of capitalism is really powerful and important. I think the best formulation of this analysis is in his book Capital, Volume 1. Joseph Kay recently wrote a blog post about a book I've not read yet, by David Graeber, and that post made me want to write this post about aspects of Marx.
Struggle changes people
This article discusses the idea that the experience of struggle and direct action transforms people.
Some of my friends and I have been saying for a while stuff like "struggle changes people" and about what we've called "developing" people. In this post I want to lay out some of the specific things that I think can happen in struggles, in terms of how people develop. In the first section below I try to lay out some ways that people in struggle can change.
Occupy Everything, and Everything for Everyone
Blog post about Occupy Wall Street, deportation, and demands.
This is an article about Occupy and immigration and demands. I've worked on this for a while off and on for a few months and I think this is as done as it gets. I'm sure there's more to say but this is the best I can do for now. I should also say, I'm aware that immigrant issues are in the mix in Occupy in the US to some extent and are growing, I don't say enough about that.
Reform is possible and reformism is guaranteed
An article by Nate Hawthorne responding to 'Is reform possible?' on whether significant reform is possible in contemporary capitalism, how it could happen and why it is important to consider the question.
This fall the Canadian magazine Adbusters issued a call that Occupy Wall Street take action in support of a so-called Robin Hood Tax, which would "slow down some of that $1.3-trillion easy money that's sloshing around the global casino each day – enough cash to fund every social program and environmental initiative in the worl
Life during war time
Slightly fictionalized autobiographical short story, with the U.S. invasion of Iraq in the early 1990s as background.
Life During Wartime
I got home after ten. The door was locked. I knocked and Mom answered, holding a bag of ice to a swollen lip.
"Sorry - I forgot my house keys."
"We were up anyway. I was just getting Ricky some ice cream, you want some?"
"No," I said, "we had ice cream in the cafeteria at intermission."
Workers, the state, and struggle
Article about the state and ways that struggles by workers sometimes reinforce capitalism.
In 1935 the United States Congress passed the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA). This Act is often credited by progressives with creating incredible new opportunities for the U.S. working class. The NLRA created a new regime of industrial relations in the U.S., but that change was less a matter of creating something new and was more a matter of further spreading practices that already existed.


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New 3-D Imaging at PHD to Resolve Questions about Heart Before Surgery
DALLAS – Cardiovascular surgeons and anesthesiologists at Presbyterian Hospital of Dallas are the first in North Texas – and among the first in the state – to begin using a new type of echocardiogram that provides the first-ever live, three-dimensional images of the beating heart moments before surgery. The technology is expected to help surgeons better determine the course of open-heart surgeries and better treat people with heart failure, one of the leading causes of death in the United States.
"Ultrasound imaging is beneficial because it is a relatively non-invasive way to look inside the body," said Dr. Melvin Platt, medical director of cardiovascular surgery at Presbyterian Hospital of Dallas. "But until now those images left many unanswered questions. There's no question this technology adds a whole new dimension to what we're able to see."
The 3-D images are generated through a probe inserted into the patient's throat before surgery. The device uses ultrasound, or high-frequency sound waves, to produce moving images of the body's internal soft tissues. The common cardiac ultrasound used up to now provided only flat, two-dimensional images in black and white.
"This is an important technology because it will allow us to better determine the health of different parts of the heart," Platt said. "In some cases, it may eliminate the need to replace heart valves that we otherwise would not have known were healthy. But its primary value is in giving us better definition of valve abnormalities that do require treatment so the most effective therapy can be carried out."
Until now, doctors only could see 3-D images of heart valves by actually looking directly at the valves during surgery - after the surgical site was opened and the patient had been put on the bypass machine. "At that point, the heart isn't moving, so you're not able to determine the functional integrity of the valve as it pumps blood," Platt said. "With these live 3-D pictures, we can now see those valves at work."
The 3-D images also can be taken before surgeons close the surgical site, telling them whether any leaks exist or additional procedures are needed.
"Without this, you're not able to get some important feedback until the procedure is over and the surgeon has closed the patient up," said Dr. Thomas Russell, a cardiac anesthesiologist on the medical staff at Presbyterian Hospital of Dallas. "Now, we can generate live 3-D images in the operating room during surgery, which tells us if there are any complications that need to be addressed."
Because the images provide more information about the heart, surgeons will better know which parts need to be examined - and whether they can be repaired rather than replaced. Valve replacement surgery, while an effective treatment in most cases, often requires that patients take blood thinners for the rest of their lives, which can increase the risk of stroke. Repaired valves also tend to last longer than replacement valves, which come from animal or cadaver tissue.
Heart failure, which includes faulty mitral and aortic heart valves that can now be seen more clearly with the new 3-D TEE technology, is the leading cause of hospital admissions in the United States and one of deadliest diseases in the world, according to the American Heart Association.
The mitral and aortic valves ensure that blood flows through the heart the right way at the right volumes. The mitral valve is located between the heart's left atrium (upper, holding chamber) and left ventricle (lower, pumping chamber). The mitral valve has two flaps. Mitral valve problems can include one or both valve flaps becoming enlarged, and some of their supporting tissue may be too long. When the heart pumps, the mitral valve flaps don't close smoothly or evenly. Instead, part of one or both flaps collapses backward into the left atrium. This sometimes lets a small amount of blood leak backward through the valve. This may cause a heart murmur.
The aortic valve is located between the left ventricle, or lower chamber of the heart, and the largest artery (aorta). The left ventricle pumps oxygen-rich blood into the aorta, which carries blood to the brain and the rest of the body. Problems with the aortic valve can include aortic valve stenosis, a condition in which the aortic valve has become narrowed or constricted and does not open normally. When the aortic valve becomes stenotic, the ability of the left ventricle to pump blood out of the heart to the aorta and other arteries is impaired. The organs receive an insufficient supply of oxygen-rich blood, and blood may "back up" into the lungs, causing shortness of breath and other serious complications.
According to the American Heart Association, there are about 5 million heart failure patients in the United States, and 550,000 new cases of heart failure diagnosed across the nation every year. This includes 10 out of every 1,000 people over the age of 65. Of newly diagnosed patients under the age of 65, about 80 percent of the men and 70 percent of the women will die within eight years. In people diagnosed with heart failure, sudden cardiac death occurs at six to nine times the rate of the general population.
The new 3-D TEE system at Presbyterian Hospital of Dallas is being used to better treat people with mitral and aortic valve problems and other forms of heart failure.
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Berkeley >Restaurants > Ez Dine Inn
2000 San Pablo Ave, Berkeley, CA | Directions 9470237.869003 -122.292177
Neighborhoods: Southwst Berkeley
Never delivered my food, phone calls unanswered – Tried breakfast delivery service on a Sat morning. Website indicated I was ordering within business hours for both EZ Dine In and the target restaurant. Placed order, no email receipt. Waited 15 min, called EZ to confirm...got voicemail. Waited another 5 min, same thing. Outgoing message on VM gives far shorter business hours on Sat than does website.
Bleh - waste of time.
good idea for impromtu parties – i've ordered from these guys several times, i once ran out of propane at night and they saved the day in about an hour
i plan to use them this summer for our baseball teams end of season party
BEST SERVICE EVER!! – We have been using Ezdineinn's service for a few years now, and I speak for everyone in our office when I say that their service is nothing short of EXCELLENT! Pratap and staff are always friendly, courteous, and helpful not to mention professional and prompt. It is also an extremely convenient service, because they cater to numerous restaurants eliminating our having to call different restaurants to place our order. The delivery personnel are also extremely friendly. We have never had a bad experience with Ezdineinn and recommend their service to the highest degree.
Email from our Client – This is from our client:
Shefa Sharkey ::: SSharkey@tethysbio
Thank you so much for the excellent services your company has been providing Tethys recently. We have been thoroughly impressed by the quality of the food and the professionalism of your delivery staff.
Since Tethys will continue to use your delivery services frequently in the future, we would like to get your delivery team access to our parking garage.
Keep it up – I like these guys. I'm a medical rep and I have to take care of lunches all around the bay area. I've used Waiters on Wheels before and their service is horrible, just talking to them is a pain; not to mention having to explain to a room full of hungry people that "the food is on its way." With EZ Dine In I have not had any problems. In fact if I have no idea what to get from a certain restaurant, they help me decide or put an order together for me and just call me to confirm it's ok. Now that's EZ. You know how great it is to be able to call them up and say "I need a lunch for such date from Pasta Pomodoro for 20 people with 3 Vegetarians" and know that it will be taken care of. Their service is excellent and they go all over the East Bay which is perfect for me because that's where most of my lunches take place nowadays.
They take care of everything for me. The food, plasticware, drinks, EVERYTHING. Thanks guys.
Great idea – This service is great. I've used them a few times during the past 4 and so far no problems. Food was late once but they called me beforehand to let me know. It's great that they have the menus for all the restaurant they service, this makes is so much easier when ordering because I can have my order ready and call it in.
Can't really rate the food because it's different based on the restaurant. I've noticed that they say it will take about an hour but most of the time the food arrives before the hour is up. There are times when they've told me it will take up to an hour and a half, either because they are very busy or the restaurant themselves are busy.
So far so good. Keep it up guys
The owner Pratap Seelam is weirdo but service has improved – This business is a joke. The owner is a rude, uncultured, caustic, creepy individual. When I first found this service I was happy to know that it existed. But from the very get go they were always, wrong w/the orders, missing something, very very late, or the dumb delivery drivers could never figure out the intercom, (something a 6 yr old can figure out--that always baffled me.) Pratap is Especially grotesque b/c he began yelling at my front door after I told him he got my order wrong, AGAIN. You cannot run a business like that. He's a psycho. I was willing to put up with the inconsistent orders that came ALWAYS missing something but now, after the rude service, I will never do business with them again and make sure I tell other people about it. G'luck if you order with them. UPDATE 1/2011: I have made some orders since this review. It seems they are under new management and have improved their services. So far they have been on time, courteous and on top of food orders. Order away. There is another service , however, "eat 24 hours" that I have tried. I recommend them as well.
I Use To Love This Place....Not Anymore – I have been ordering from them for over 2 years. Lately the experience is getting really bad. Today I placed an order online like I always do. And here I sit nearly an hour later with NO FOOD, NO PHONE CALL AND NOBODY IS ANSWERING THE PHONE OR EMAIL. I have never been more disappointed!!! The last couple orders were late and one had cold food. When I called to complain, the manager said "Did you get your food?" I said "Yes" He Said "Ok then" and hung up. I keep trying them cause I love the options and convenience. But damn....I'm starving right now and now I have to leave work to go buy lunch cause these people are not answering or calling me. This is end of this long relationship. I QUIT YOU EZDINEINN!!! And change your damn name too!!!
Best food delivery service!!! – I order from EZDineinn all the time. Fastest delivery. Best customer service. Never had a problem!!!
Great service – This service is great. The first time I found out about it was actually a gift from my boyfriend and I have been using it for about a year now. They have a great variety of restaurants from many different cuisines and it's way better than fast food. The delivery fee is very reasonable, especially when you take into consideration how much gas costs now a days.
They also provide plates & utensils which came in very handy when I had to take care of some catering lunches for my boss.
Overall I'm very satisfied with their service and would recommend them to anyone.
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Patrick Johnson graduated in 2008 with a B.A. in Anthropology and and a minor in Museum Studies from Beloit College. During his undergraduate career, he volunteered in Alabama at Fort Mims, Plash Island, Orange Beach, Old Mobile, and Fort Toulouse. While studying abroad in Xalapa, Mexico and doing fieldwork in Mexico and Chile, he considered a Mesoamerican focus, but returned to the Southeast in the form of two summers digging in Fredericksburg, VA. Patrick intends to focus his thesis on an aspect of Spanish Pensacola. Degree and focus: Historical Archaeology, Terrestrial.
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The vision of CAN is a world striving actively towards and achieving the protection of the global climate in a manner that promotes equity and social justice between peoples, sustainable development of all communities, and protection of the global environment. CAN unites to work towards this vision.
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It's a story that deserves to be told.
The West Anniston Land and Improvement Company acquired the property that would become the West 15th Street business district in 1887, with hopes of turning it into a residential neighborhood for foundry and mill workers. The economic depression of the 1890s put such plans on hold, however, as Anniston's commercial and industrial fortunes declined.
Prosperity would not return until the outbreak of the Spanish-American War in 1898, when the War Department established Camp Shipp on the outskirts of the city. For the first time in years, Anniston residents looked optimistically to the future, as the streets surged again with activity and commerce. Merchants worked into the night to fill supply orders from the camp. The foundries and mills, many of which had sat dormant during the depression, were once again churning out product, luring workers back to the community.
In the midst of this economic resurgence, the West 15th Street business district sprang to life. Several brick and wood-frame structures were built along the thoroughfare in 1898, including buildings that would eventually house Golightly's Barbershop and Anne's Flowers.
Hundreds of African-Americans poured into the city in the early part of the 20th century, purchasing homes and establishing businesses along West 15th Street. The area quickly became the cultural and economic center of black Anniston.
The creation of the West 15th Street business district coincided with the advent of legalized segregation. Throughout Anniston, African-Americans were barred from white-owned restaurants, theaters and hotels and were discriminated against in every facet of daily life.
Such exclusionary practices, however, created opportunities for ambitious men and women in the black community.
Like their brethren in other Southern towns, they established a separate business district to service an exclusively African-American clientele. They opened a variety of grocery stores, clothing boutiques, restaurants and barbershops. They established a handful of entertainment venues, too, such as the Queen Theatre, which opened in 1917 as a "Negro Vaudeville and Motion Picture Theatre."
Such rapid economic progress led one local physician, Dr. Charles Thomas, who operated one of the largest black-owned pharmacies in the South, to call Anniston "the best city for Negro development in the United States."
For many, West 15th Street was an oasis — a place far removed from the white-owned shops along Noble Street, where hostile eyes scrutinized every move and gesture. It was, frankly, safer and more practical to stay in west Anniston and patronize stores owned and operated by neighbors and friends.
"Black people were reluctant to go to a white store if there was a black one to go to during the height of segregation," said one resident.
Between 1940 and 1965, the heyday of the West 15th Street district, the area was a veritable beehive of activity, a vibrant cultural and commercial hub. The Gem Theater, a fixture in the community from 1945 to 1956, featured all the latest motion pictures and welcomed many famous performers to its stage, including Cab Calloway and Louis Jordan.
During World War II, the All Saints Catholic Church helped establish the city's first all-black USO along West 15th Street. Soldiers from Fort McClellan would escape to the "Colored USO" on the weekends to listen to big band music, dance with local girls and eat home-cooked meals before shipping out. In later years, troops could also stroll down to catch a movie at the Alabama Theater, dance the night away at the Harlem Club, or grab a scramble burger at Jeff's Barbecue.
Perhaps the most historically significant landmark in the West 15th Street district was the Blair Hotel. Due to Jim Crow laws, African-Americans were barred from staying at other Anniston hotels. The Blair was their only option. In 1962, Martin Luther King Jr. stayed at the hotel and held strategy sessions with local civil rights leaders, like the Rev. N.Q. Reynolds and Dr. Gordon Rodgers.
King's visit wasn't the only civil rights-related event to take place in the district. On April 4, 1969, "young black militants," perhaps influenced by the rhetoric of Black Power and frustrated by the lack of economic and political advancement in the Model City, firebombed four white-owned businesses.
The attacks followed an altercation between Lawrence Jenkins, owner of Jenkins Grocery and Market, and an African-American customer named R.B. Brooks. Reports indicate that Brooks entered Jenkins' store on the afternoon of April 4, appearing drunk and behaving in a "violent" manner. When Jenkins ordered him to leave, Brooks refused and a scuffle ensued. Jenkins hit Brooks over the head with the butt end of a revolver, causing the weapon to discharge into the floor.
Rumors spread through the black community that Brooks had been killed and police had allowed the offending party to go free. As a result, young black males started gathering on street corners, looking for revenge. Later that night, someone tossed a Molotov cocktail through the front window of Jenkins' store. Other firebombs were heaved at Mundy's Store, Gus Medlin's filling station and the Variety Store.
When police arrived, a "sniper" opened fire from the second floor window of Jenkins Grocery. For several minutes, officers exchanged gunfire with the shooter before he disappeared into the darkness. By the end of the night, police had arrested 50 people.
Following the April 1969 firebomb attacks, the West 15th Street district began a slow but steady decline. Several businesses closed or relocated. Hundreds of residents moved away.
Many point to the passage of the Civil Rights of 1964 and the demise of Jim Crow as reasons for the drop off, claiming they gave black residents more shopping and residential options. Others blame the rise of crime and unemployment.
Regardless of the reason, the West 15th Street business district lost its place as the cultural and economic center of Anniston's black community. Hopefully, the latest efforts to preserve and highlight the district's history and culture will bear fruit, and the district will emerge again as a point of pride. It would be a shame to allow such a vital and fascinating part of Anniston's story to fade from memory. We owe it to future generations to protect it.
Mural dedication
The West 15th Street mural, part of the Spirit of Anniston's Civil Rights and Heritage Trail, will be officially dedicated at 2 p.m. Friday, Dec. 14. The ceremony is open to the public. The mural, titled "A City Within a City," is at the corner of West 15th Street and Glenaddie Avenue.
Gary Sprayberry is chair of the history and geography department at Columbus State University in Georgia. He is a native of Calhoun County.


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according to a recent Merchant Circle survey.There is no shortage of hype around social media, especially for the space's most dominant player, that 500 million user-strong behemoth called Facebook. For businesses of all shapes and sizes, the need to jump on the social Web bandwagon is pretty much a given at this point. Indeed, more than 70% of small businesses use Facebook,
While the perceived urgency of getting on board is clear, what's less obvious to businesses is whether or not social pays off. Of course, the question of what social media ROI even means varies across different types of businesses, all of whom have different goals in mind for their social marketing strategies.
For most e-commerce-based businesses, the use of Facebook is not translating into cash, at least according to a recent report from Forrester.
Of the 24 companies interviewed, only 7% cited social networking as one of their most effective sources of customers. Affiliate programs, organic search traffic and even offline advertising scored higher than social. By far the most effective channel was paid search marketing, which 90% of respondents put in their top three biggest sources of customers.
Is it just a matter of time? Not so fast. As the report points out, paid search marketing was viewed as effective pretty much from the beginning. Seven years in, shouldn't Facebook be driving e-commerce by now? The businesses surveyed reported a 1% click-through rate on Facebook posts, which pales in comparison to the 11% average click-through rate seen with good old-fashioned email marketing.
Some Hope For Small Businesses
The report leaves hope for certain types of businesses, who it says may be in a better position to make money from their Facebook presence. Among them are what they call "small pure plays", small businesses for whom "Facebook is the 2011 version of Yahoo Merchant Solutions or eBay ProStores."
Because the online sales of these sellers are often generated by their own word-of-mouth advertising and because Facebook is essentially their eCommerce platform, it is not uncommon to hear of 100% of the online revenues of such sellers coming through Facebook."
For small businesses, using Facebook for their e-commerce needs frees them from some of the administrative headaches of hosting their own solution, not to mention the lower cost of entry (free). Indeed in the Merchant Circle report we cited above, nearly 37% of small businesses named social networking profiles as their most effective marketing method, second only to search engine marketing.
"For such small businesses, it can be more cost-effective to direct customers to one's fan page on Facebook rather than invest in setting up one's own website," the report said. "Local businesses or offers are particularly suited to Facebook as well because individuals often have other local friends in their online social networks."


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For the second time this year, the Energy Department tells employees their personal information may have been exposed in a cyberattack.
This uranium-based reactor would use nuclear fission energy to power small spacecraft and possibly installations on Mars.
Abound Solar, which received a $400 million loan guarantee from the DOE, is betting on a shift to more efficient panels will allow it to survive an ongoing solar industry shakeout.
Energy storage company Beacon Power, which received an Energy Department loan guarantee and went bankrupt, says it will sell its plant in an effort to repay $39.1 million owed on loan.
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NEW DELHI (AP) — With an instrument perplexing to most Westerners, Ravi Shankar helped connect the world through music. The sitar virtuoso hobnobbed with the Beatles, became a hippie musical icon and spearheaded the first rock benefit concert as he introduced traditional Indian ragas to Western audiences over nearly a century.
From George Harrison to John Coltrane, from Yehudi Menuhin to David Crosby, his connections reflected music's universality, though a gap persisted between Shankar and many Western fans. Sometimes they mistook tuning for tunes, while he stood aghast at displays like Jimi Hendrix's burning guitar.
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How well do you really know your Mother? Chances are, not as well as you think.
With Mother's Day not far off ( May 12), why not consider putting together a little recording or booklet about your Mother? The following questions are a good place to start.
[ Note: These questions assume a traditional family with Mom, Dad, and children. I'm aware that the wording of several questions might feel exclusionary for same sex partners with children. That's not my intent. The questions can be easily adapted to fit any family. ]
- Describe who you were as a little girl.
- What's a favorite story from your childhood?
- What did you learn from your parents?
- How are you like and different from your Mother?
- How are you like and different from your Father?
- Other than your parents, who was the most important person in your life when you were a child? And why?
- What's a favorite memory from your elementary school days?
- As a young girl, what did you dream of being one day?
- How did your childhood shape the woman you are today?
- Tell me a story that involves you and your first boy friend.
- As an adolescent, what kind of mischief did you get into?
- Tell me about your first job.
- What did you work at the longest and what did you like about it?
- What didn't you like about that job?
- Tell me how you and Dad met?
- What attracted you to him?
- What did you hope for in your married life?
- How did your married life meet your expectations?
- How are you and Dad alike and different?
- Tell me a story about a special time in your marriage.
- What have you learned about marriage that you'd like to pass on to others?
- How did having children change your life?
- What's the best and worst thing about being a Mother?
- What words of wisdom do you have on parenting?
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- What have you been the proudest of in your life?
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Release Notes: 1.7.2 is the recommended release of OpenAFS for Microsoft Windows users. Improvements include: speed (up to 800MB/second read throughput from SSD cache), a Loopback Adapter no longer needed, support for kernel-enforced Process and Thread Authentication Groups, new Explorer Shell integration, and AFS Mount Points and Symlinks which are filesystem Reparse Points. Some kernel panics have been fixed. For Unix, Linux, and MacOS X, the recommended production-ready release of OpenAFS is 1.6.0.
Release Notes: For all systems, minor bugs were fixed, including Rx fixes and vos dryrun improvements. RXAFS_GetStatistics64 now returns statistics properly. For all Unix platforms, the cacheout program is now built, and a potential panic in bulkstatus is avoided. On FreeBSD, shutdown of the Rx kernel listener was fixed to avoid a potential dereference after it's gone. On Linux, the packaging was updated for the current configure options and built files. On MacOS, the DNS resolver is reinitialized on IP address change. On Windows, the software properly fails over to other replicas on bulkstat IO errors, and directory entry buffers are validated to avoid crashing the service.
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Ground covers, Perennials
Low growers with creeping underground stems. Thin, wiry leafstalks hold leathery leaves divided into heart-shaped leaflets 3–4 in. long. Foliage is bronzy pink in spring, green in summer, bronze in fall; even in deciduous species, leaves last late into the year. In spring, plants bear loose spikes of small, waxy flowers in pink, red, creamy yellow, or white. The flowers have four petals, which may be spurred or hooded, and eight sepals–four inner ones resembling petals and four (usually small) outer ones.
Use as ground cover under trees or among rhododendrons, azaleas, camellias; set out plants 1 ft. apart. Good in large rock gardens, containers. Tolerate heavy shade. Foliage and flowers are long lasting in arrangements. Cut back in late winter before new growth resumes.Epimedium x versicolor
Best known of several selections is 'Sulphureum', 12-20 in. tall, with light yellow flowers and semievergreen leaves marked with brownish red.
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With signing day now less than three weeks away, Monticello's Jhalil Mosley has an unexpected decision to make.
According to a source close to the quarterback, William and Mary is making a late recruiting push for Mosley. The source says Mosley remains committed to James Madison, but the Tribe's strong push has the school back on Mosley's radar.
Mosley initially committed to JMU last July, choosing the Dukes over the Tribe and VMI.
According to the source, recent coaching staff changes at JMU may have impacted Mosley's status with the Dukes. Offensive coordinator/quarterbacks coach Jeff Durden was fired at JMU last December, and earlier this week assistant Latrell Scott -- a big player in Mosley's recruitment, the source said -- left to take the head coaching job at Division II Virginia State.
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